Former Teen Mom star, Kailyn Lowry just faced a life-or-death question from one of her sons and it threw her for a loop. The mother of seven has everything planned out as to what they will be doing and when. Yet, when her son, Lux, 7, had a pressing inquiry, she had to figure out an answer. Keep reading for more details.
Kailyn Lowry is a very dedicated mother despite the criticisms she may get. She has seven children and four baby daddies but she keeps on going, even considering more kids down the line. It seems being a mother has become part of her identity and Kail is okay with that. She ensures that they get to all of their practices, travel, and are well-rounded. More so, Kailyn opted to postpone her wedding to her fiance, Elijah Scott as her son, Lincoln had a chance to play soccer in Spain.
With all of these kids, they are bound to have questions or say wild things. Her oldest child, Isaac, calls Kailyn out on everything and even claims he does not want children. After growing up in a full house, he is more than happy just being without kids. Then again, he is in his early teens so followers are convinced he will likely change his tune. Now, her seven-year-old son, Lux, whom she shares with Chris Lopez, has a very dark life-or-death question for his mother. She shared it on her CoffeeConvos podcast with co-host Lindsie Chrisley.
Lux asked Kailyn Lowry if she were going to die, which one of her kids’ homes would she go to first. It was clear she was completely taken aback by this question as was Lindsie. She then said she would send all of the kids to Lux’s home and go over there to say goodbye. This brought up why children are thinking about things so dark. Lindsie said it was the state of the world but then asked what if Kail’s kids were spread across the country.
Lindsie Chrisley specifically asked Kailyn Lowry what she would do if she was 90 and her seven kids were all over America. What would happen then? Kail does not want to live to be 90 but she would hope all of her kids would gather together to fly and see her. So, what did followers think of this morbid and dark conversation?
